50 Lucky Wife Has Space

Chapter 148 Meeting Da Ya on the Road
Lingxi blinked.

Uncle.

She bent her eyes and smiled, just...

"Did you say a specific time?" There is no village next to the phone village. You need to go to the post office in the town. It's really troublesome if you don't make an appointment.

Uncle Pei handed her the paper he was holding, without saying when, so he probably would keep it guarded.

When Lingxi heard this, she quickly stood up.

"Second uncle, I'm going now." She hurriedly walked out. When she saw Second Uncle Pei following, she blinked.

He seemed confused as to why he followed.

Uncle Pei couldn't laugh or cry.

"Are you leaving?"

After he asked this question, Lingxi nodded matter-of-factly: "I remember the road! The second and third brothers took me there last time when I handed in public food and showed it to me."

Uncle Pei didn't know whether to laugh or cry, so he nodded at her.

"But it takes two hours to walk? Can your little arms and legs handle it?"

Lingxi felt embarrassed for a moment, then that...

How to do?
Second Uncle Pei smiled and said, "Okay, I asked for leave, borrowed a bullock cart, and sent you there."

Lingxi nodded, and suddenly thought of something, she paused as she walked out the door: "Then, do you want to take the milk with you?"

The old lady has never been out of the village a few times in most of her life.

In the future, as I get older, the possibility of leaving the village becomes even less likely, and I haven’t seen my uncle for a long time...

Second Uncle Pei smiled. He had the kind of gentle and beautiful appearance, and his smile made people feel comfortable. He nodded.

"I'm going to talk to your grandma." After a pause, he added, "Let your second aunt go with you so that you can take care of her more easily." "I'll go too, I'll go too..."

Little friend Minghui kept listening with his ears pricked up.

He was very clever and knew that if his little aunt went alone, it was unlikely that he would be able to follow her. But when his grandpa went, he would take his grandma with him, and her grandma would also have to go with him. So he was not a big deal.

And with Minghui brought along, it seems not good for Sister Pei to stay at home alone.

Therefore, when the bullock cart was on the road, Uncle Pei shook his whip to drive the cart, and there were five people sitting in the cart.

The old lady was obviously very happy.

The last time she left the village was when Lingxi was injured in a fall at the end of last year. She was really uneasy at home so she followed her. It has been more than ten months now.

Everyone was smiling all the way.

They were almost reaching the outskirts of the town. Uncle Pei's driving slowed down and turned to ask Lingxi: "Lingxi, are the three in front of you from the Gu family? The headbands they are wearing look familiar to me." It looked like Lingxi. Those that Xi had done at home before.

Lingxi was stunned and looked in the direction Uncle Pei pointed.

The backs of three girls.

She looked carefully.

Materials were scarce in this era, and clothes were worn in various colors and styles. The three of them were carrying backpacks and walking side by side. Lingxi couldn't really see it just by looking at their backs, but when Uncle Pei said he had a headache, she immediately Got the right number.

He nodded and said with some surprise: "Looking at their stature, they should be Ya, Erya and Sanya, the first three daughters of the eldest son of the Gu family."

As soon as Uncle Pei heard what she said, he drove the ox cart over, intending to take them all over the city. Grandma Pei also patted Lingxi's hand: "You are just a stranger. Knowing that you live in a village, you have to take a ride. This is the exchange of favors.

Although you no longer live in the same place, your grandson-in-law still lived in their house after all, so you can't treat it as invisible. "

Lingxi nodded, knowing that Nai was teaching her how to behave.

It's just that she doesn't like Da Ya, Er Ya and San Ya are all very good...
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